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> Now I want to make a replacement and I have to drive to their nearest warehouse What I’ve never heard of this! Do you live in the middle of no where? The cur
by vineyardmike 4y ago
> Now I want to make a replacement and I have to drive to their nearest warehouse
What I’ve never heard of this! Do you live in the middle of no where? The currier usually can do pickups and many retailers will front a return for Amazon.
Also Amazon will let you do planned deliveries with fewer boxes if you pick a day a few days out.
- starky 4y ago>Also Amazon will let you do planned deliveries with fewer boxes if you pick a day a few days out. For a while I was selecting this option, as far as I can tell they just completely ignore it since items still come in individual shipments the vast majority of the time.
- vineyardmike 4y agoit obviously only works for things shipping out of an amazon warehouse, so if you don't pay attention they may not have qualified. Likely true if you do the "marketplace" and stuff. Also obviously they have to come from the same warehouse, which is impossible to know if you live in a major metro with many. If you're buying consumer staples (toilet paper, tide pods, cables, etc) then you should have no issue. Buying a random plastic replacement part to a 2011 Honda Civic in the unpopular color ? Good luck.
- csomar 4y agoConfirming what starky is saying. It'll still come in different shipments but at the same day. Also I'm currently in the Midwest, so maybe that qualifies as nowhere?